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Anon

henlans wrote: »

I got a good deal with sky I think we pay £30 for everything. SkyTV, BB, Phoneline etc. no one will beat that

Sky will at the moment - apparently £16.40 for all three for a year if you buy it through Currys instore (saw on HUKD earlier - http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/sky-hd-tv-family-bundle-broadband-unlimited-talk-weekends-line-rental-16-40pm-for-2231826). They have also been running all sorts of cashback deals/discounts recently too so if you have not negotiated/threatened to leave recently, it is worth doing.

HTH

Anon

Sunshinemummy

LEJC wrote: »

...and then theres me

The most important person, as you keep it them all together x

Mumto2monkeys

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Gooseberries, and there will be blackcurrants and white currants at some point. The fruit is always hard to see as we have so many bushes. I will have to do a picture so you can PYO. :rotfl:

Oh and the apple trees, are loaded this year too. The blossom stayed for ages as we didn't have any wind. :T

My blackberries are usually fab... Not time for those yet though.
I do have an apple tree... It's its first year and we have three apples on it:j

Can you spot them???

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emmita

henlans wrote: »

I got a good deal with sky I think we pay £30 for everything. SkyTV, BB, Phoneline etc. no one will beat that

That's a good deal, might be worth looking at show box its free.

Might not add anything but its good to download movies to your tablet for travelling et

Call_of_Trouty

locarr wrote: »

Just the usual trolling from COT, nothing unusual here but it quite acceptable as he is one of the the threads clique

Ah diddums, jealous are you and no one taking notice of you as usual

Dizzy_Ditzy

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

My blackberries are usually fab... Not time for those yet though.
I do have an apple tree... It's its first year and we have three apples on it:j

Can you spot them???

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I can see two :o but yay tree :j

I'm dreading the blackberries already this year- I inherited thornless ones on my plot last year and they are more prolific than a dose of the clap in a brothel :eek::rotfl:

Mumto2monkeys

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I can see two :o but yay tree :j

I'm dreading the blackberries already this year- I inherited thornless ones on my plot last year and they are more prolific than a dose of the clap in a brothel :eek::rotfl:

The third is on a seperate branch. The tree just looks like a twig stuck in the ground with a few leaves stuck in a cluster at the top:)

My blackberries grew by themselves, we had a neighbour who's garden was a jungle. Last year mine got the rust disease so I had to dig three of them out. This year I've bought trellis to train them instead of leaving them to take over my garden.

Sunshinemummy

zippydooda wrote: »

lighten up chaps

:T:T:T:T:T:T:T

cjj wrote: »

So proud, DS1 just Graduated with first class honours xx

cjj, that is great news. You should be very proud of him xxx

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

Can't see anything on the news

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

emmita

Vouchers in for me

Dizzy_Ditzy

Mumto2monkeys wrote: »

The third is on a seperate branch. The tree just looks like a twig stuck in the ground with a few leaves stuck in a cluster at the top:)

My blackberries grew by themselves, we had a neighbour who's garden was a jungle. Last year mine got the rust disease so I had to dig three of them out. This year I've bought trellis to train them instead of leaving them to take over my garden.

At chickenville there are wild blackberries, and behind my house. Not gonna have to try too hard to find any this year :rotfl:

My allotment ones are supported by fence posts and wire but the runners it's been chucking out ready for next year are already three or four metres long :eek: